Each year, more and more people take to the wilderness in search of adventure and that special connection to Mother Nature, so it's more important than ever to minimize your impact when camping.
It can get pretty cold when sleeping under the stars. These simple tricks will help you snooze the night away.
Tents have a pretty big price range, so be sure to put some research into your purchase and buy wisely.
Keep yourself warm and comfy in those cool climes with a sleeping bag that suits you and your sleeping habits.
Need to start a fire, but don't have any matches? There are still plenty of ways to get tinder burning as long as you have the proper tools and a little patience. Here are several different...
Though you might feel tempted to take your home cookware along for a car camping trip, it's just not practical--you don't want to have to pull stuff from the kitchen when you camping, and this...
Few things are more fun than cooking in the outdoors. The stove is your main tool.
One of the benefits of car camping is that you don't need to worry about the weight and versatility of your sleeping gear and can focus instead on comfort.
If you care for your sleeping bag it will retain its insulating properties longer and perform better.
Gas, candle and battery-operated camping lanterns are all available, offering everything from romantic flickers to intensive, practical beams. Use the following guidelines to find the right...
A good camping flashlight will offer focused and bright light to supplement the light of your camping lantern.
A camping stove makes a great practical gift for an outdoor enthusiast. You can also make it a fun gift if you add a few inexpensive outdoor kitchen surprises to the package.
Every outdoor enthusiast loves gear - and a basketful of gear makes a great gift. Select a basket and fill it with practical items and a few special surprises thrown in just for fun.
Children require small sleeping bags to stay warm; otherwise their body heat will be spent keeping the empty bottoms of their bags warm. Find the right sleeping bag - perhaps one that grows with...
When pitching your tent in the snow you need to concern yourself with three things: avoiding a dangerous site, creating a firm surface, and securing your tent so it doesn't collapse.
Most winter tents are designed to weather the elements, but they can still collapse after a huge storm. Take the following precautions to keep your tent standing.
When choosing a winter tent site, look for an area that's free of winter hazards and will provide adequate shelter.
If you're camping in the winter, you're probably someone who has experience in the great outdoors and knows how to properly respect and care for your surroundings. But even the most well...
Winter camping offers stunning photographic opportunities but not if your camera freezes. Prevent cold from freezing your camera, draining your batteries and tearing or fogging your film.
Summertime, and the camping is easy ... Take the following precautions while camping in a trailer to ensure a safe and fire-free trip.
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